Examples of using "Betegnek" in a sentence and their english translations:
You look sick.
Ann seems to be ill.
Tom looks ill.
- It looks as if he were sick.
- He looks sick.
- He looks ill.
You look sick.
- His great-grandfather looked ill.
- His great-grandfather looked sick.
He fancies himself ill.
I'm feeling sick.
Tom looks sick.
Everybody looked sick.
I guess Tom is sick.
Being sick is unhealthy.
Tom seemed sick.
Do you feel sick?
- The dog looks sick.
- The dog seems sick.
You don't look sick to me.
Tom felt sick.
Tom seemed to be very sick.
The patient didn't have a fever.
He doesn't look ill.
That sick person's life is in danger.
There's no films about people who felt sick on the weekend
the team gave the wrong dosage of medication to their patient.
- Are you feeling sick?
- Do you feel sick?
He pretended to be sick so he didn't have to go to school.
He pretended to be ill so that he could be absent from school.
Have you ever pretended to be sick when you weren't?
There is no point in pretending to be sick.
I don't have time to be sick.
This patient's life is in danger.
She pretended that she was sick.